Don’t jump on the bandwagon!

The very last step of the legally enforced law of the use of weapons is a man-directed shot. On our Gun Handling trainings, we pay outstanding attention to comply with the legally recorded ’distress’ and ’legitimate defense’ concepts.

Understanding of the effects of the weapon and the legal environment of the event and the development of the individual decision-making ability together create the appropriate reaction so long as there is a suitable and otherwise unavoidable situation in the use of weapons.

Past experiences show that a person, authorized for the use of weapon, with a determined situation awareness and assessment may finish a situation in a slighter way, contrary to a vauge, uncertain gun owner who may easily face situations that will be very difficult to resolve, or to explain. On our gun handling and special shooting training, while fully complying with security policies, you may get to know weapons and their mechanism and the methodology of solving critical situations. Beside the above mentioned, we also present you the elements of tactical gun handling in the daylight and also in the night, complying with the strict domestic rules of law, of course. Shooting is absolutely different in the various times of the day, that is why one should learn the details of situations in the daylight and at night.

In order to destroy the target, we need to get it shot

Target spotting is outstandingly important prior using a weapon; we also explain the steps to the students. There are target choosing practices, we will test situation awareness and assessment, pay attention to the up-to-date measurement of reactivity for its efficient development. By the way, target spotting got prominently important after the World War II. This was the period of time when weapons were developed in this direction – accurateness improvement was considered to be the first and foremost mechanichal task worldwide. It is good to know: in order to destroy the target, we need to get it shot first. This is the target spotting and our training for.